What would be a good choice for mounting this TV on a wall?
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Yes, I did it with a Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B Flush Tilt (1.3" Profile) TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-65 inch LED, LCD and Plasma Flat Screen TVs Up To VESA 684x400 and 165lb also purchased form Amazon. Ive added a Sonos Sound Bar beneath it (also on the wall). Looks great and the TV is only surpassed by some of the 4k's Ive seen. Love the Sonos too.
40845
the wall mount kit(sold separately contact samsung customer care@1800-726-7864)they recommend contact a technician for assistance@samsung when installing the wall mount kit.you will this tv.tom
40846
Yep, we have ours mounted on the wall and use a 5 hdmi outlet adaptor for our devices so you don't see any cords hanging.
40847
I used a steel corner wall mount that I had from my previous tv. It was overkill as it will handle over 100 pounds. It is adjustable horizonally, vertically, tilt up and down, and in and out. It works great for our circumstance as I needed to have the adjustments to avoid a window. I hope that helps and you will love the tv itself as I am very impressed at the picture and even the sound.
2033359
You can use any mount that attaches to the back of the tv. The enclosure sandwiches between the tv and the mount.
1591582
Mounting hardware is sold according to the screen size - and almost any mounting will work - some will let you "tilt" the TV which is great if you mount the TV high on a wall - and a word of caution - although basically installing mounting hardware is rather straightforward you might want to consider paying a professional to do the mounting - and the mounts on Amazon are really cheap compared to big department stores - you can always buy the mount on Amazon and hire somebody to install it. On my den wall it took 2 guys about 40 minutes and the job turned out perfect!
987975
i would also like to know, how high from the base the tv would be with the mount in the top position? i don't want my tv mounted too low.
689272
I mounted mine to a stud. But I have a larger tv. It would depend on how much your tv weighs.if possible I would take the safe route.
2048799
If you want to mount the tv on the wall, you have to buy a wall bracket that can handle the weight and size of the tv. The stand cannot be used as a mouting bracket.
1192715
I guess you could mount it to one stud. The slotted holes allow for plenty of mounting options. But, as far as if you should, I wont comment about that other than it depends on tv weight, stud strength, and maybe some things I cant think of.
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I have had this set mounted to my wall for about two months and I have had absolutely no issues, other than the initial fear of how something that heavy is going to stay put a fold-out, articulating wall mount. The mount works great (as does the TV of course). I guess I can't mention the company I bought it from because it doesn't look like the product is being sold on Amazon any longer, but I'd just advise you to shop around. A few other points of advice when installing. First, make sure you tighten all hinges/joints with the hex screwdriver they provide you. The mount I bought was shipped with them loose so that you could adjust the bracket more easily. If you hang the TV on the bracket and find that it is tilting or twisting too much, that could be because you neglected to tighten all the joints. Second, I bought some screws that were longer than the ones provided with the TV and those provided with the bracket. The bracket did include some longer ones but they were too long. In other words, I'd spend a couple bucks on screws & washers that give you the best possible number of thread connections to the back of the TV. Maybe the shorter ones would work, or longer ones using more washers, but I took the time to find ones with ideal length for my own peace of mind. I recommend Sears Hardware. Also note that the screws on this TV are a metric size - M4 I think. And of course, make sure you find studs to drill into! Best of luck.
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I did not use a wall mount for this TV, but I have install a lot of TV with wall mount bracket. You can buy any brand wall mount for this TV as long as it fits. There are a lot of different style of wall mount out there. Tilted, swivel, swing out. You can check out this brand call "peerless".
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Any VESA compliant mount with the features you like, big enough to hold the TV. I found mine here for a great price: http://www.mountdirect.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=2204&Click=2381&gclid=CJnowuaQ9rYCFaVcMgodLEEASg
1244769
its a very light tv I say to get the least expensive one, unless you want it to tilt out from the wall, I got a ceiling mount, used attic studs to support it.but a surface wall mount only save yourself some money and get the least expensive
39602
I would install lag bolts in the wooden stud at the center and just use toggle bolts at the ends. These TVs nowadays are not very heavy and the toggle bolts can easily hold 75 pounds apiece in drywall.
2095213
I would locate the studs first to see how close you can get the plate to the corner, but it can pivot and swivel enough so the TV is in the corner (at a 45 degree angle) while the wall mount is flush with one wall.
1966801
Yes you can just be sure to mount it into a stud or something that will support your TV
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I used this wall mount.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BPE7YQ8/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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The Sony site they have a recommended full motion wall mount. You can check it out at: http://store.sony.com/sanus-37-to-84-full-motion-wall-mount-zid27-VISIONLARGE/cat-27-catid-All-Sony-HD-TVs;pgid=iZZo2vK_NEtSRqY6OnapFUlH0000HNuj_90I;sid=5ggc7XaiU2I97CLOAOd_6UaoKmsiDrrB2OtACt7l?_t=pfm%3Dproduct_cross_sell%26pfmvalue%3D27-VISIONLARGEDon't forget to check Amazon.com to see if they have a better price!
2019930
None. This is not a TV. That would be overkill. The is a digital picture frame. It sets on an end table. It has a kick-out on the back like an ordinary picture frame. You could hang it on the wall with a nail, but there is no nail hole on the back for hanging. It has to stand on a tabletop or something like that.